TESOL Radio
by gordsellar • December 10, 2005 • ASIDES, teaching in Korea • 2 Comments
The EFL-Law guy from efl-law.org has a radio show you can listen to online; lots of interesting listening here.
Read more →The EFL-Law guy from efl-law.org has a radio show you can listen to online; lots of interesting listening here.
Read more →Anyone else out there wonder sometimes whatever happened to Hal Hartley? Here are an interview at Wired and a feature at New York Metro to bring you up to speed.
Read more →Today it’s been snowing like mad all day long, so I didn’t much feel like going out. After some movie-review blogging, I settled into study of Ezra Pound — I swear, for those interested, a big update is coming with all kinds of observations on the Cantos since last time: our group has finished...
Read more →This is one of the funniest stories of 18th-century France that I’ve ever come across. There’s a movie, too!
Read more →I just woke from the strangest dream. I was at a dinner party at which there were a large number of political refugees in attendance. It was a kind of international pot-luck dinner and though it was quite relaxed, not formal or stagged or anything, it seemed to me as if each person told...
Read more →The best part of any symphonic work, in my opinion, is the big crescendo. That’s when every instrument is getting louder bit by bit, every part is getting slightly more complicated and powerful, and everything is weaving together into a Really Big Statement. Well, of course, these happen in life, too. (We would scarcely...
Read more →I’ve been working a lot on my computer lately, and what I’ve been reading away from it has tended to be so very heavy and demanding that I’ve preferred to spend my spare time viewing TV series to which I have gained access. The two I’ve watched lately have been the BBC series Peep...
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